The straight forward way is a loop that reads in every byte and prints it. But you can only read from literal addresses; there's no instruction to read from the

The straight forward way is a loop that reads in every byte and prints it. But you can only read from literal addresses; there's no instruction to read from the address in the register or to even read out the program counter. If you could control the initial register value to set it to , this would be a quine: RAM AD PC ADDR ________ _ _ ---- |---*****|-|*| ---* |---*****|-|-| --*- |---*****|-|-| --** |---*****|-|-| -*-- |---*****|-|-| -*-* |---*****|-|-| -**- |---*****|-|-| -*** |---*****|-|-| *--- |---*****|-|-| *--* |---*****|-|-| *-*- |---*****|-|-| *-** |---*****|-|-| **-- |---*****|-|-| **-* |---*****|-|-| ***- |---*****|-|-| **** | OUTPUT |-|-| ############ But since you can't, that instead prints out all zeroes. I don't have any other ideas :)